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Useful reads on warehouses, stock counts and audits.
Counting fabric rolls: metres, kilograms and roll labelsThe same roll shows up in metres, kilograms and rolls. How to count fabric from labels and measurements and bring the result into line with the record.
A stock report for head office in Turkey: what it should showWhat does management in Turkey need from a stock report? A practical layout: one-page summary, net and gross variance, valuation and a detail table.
Ceramic tiles: tracking lot, shade and calibre in stock recordsWhen tiles of different shade and calibre sit on one stock line, sellable stock is overstated. How to record them with pallet, carton and m² conversion.
Furniture sets: matching every carton to one sellable itemA sofa set is one item in the record but several cartons in the warehouse. How to match cartons by set code and separate complete from incomplete sets.
Where stock variances come from: a practical classificationNot every count variance is a loss. A review order for ruling out timing differences, wrong items, unit errors and other causes before calling it a shortage.
A Turkish manufacturer's first-year warehouse checklist in UzbekistanIn a new warehouse, codes, units and documents settle in the first months. A period-by-period checklist for month one, the first quarter, the first count and year end.
All articles (40)
- Counting fabric rolls: metres, kilograms and roll labels
- A stock report for head office in Turkey: what it should show
- Ceramic tiles: tracking lot, shade and calibre in stock records
- Furniture sets: matching every carton to one sellable item
- Where stock variances come from: a practical classification
- A Turkish manufacturer's first-year warehouse checklist in Uzbekistan
- Why the local accountant's 1C balance differs from the warehouse
- Material at the subcontractor: counting stock outside your walls
- Marking rolls, pallets and cartons so every unit can be counted
- Auditing several branches: one routine for every store
- Cutting-room issue slips: closing the loop with the warehouse
- Cleaning the item master before you count
- Planning a count day without stopping production
- Showroom display pieces: are they part of the stock count?
- Measurement tolerance: when a fabric difference is only rounding
- Goods arriving from Turkey: from shipment papers to warehouse receipt
- Counting work in progress in a garment workshop
- Metres, kg, m² and cartons: a conversion table for the item card
- Cycle counting: a rotating schedule instead of one big count
- Inter-branch transfers: why the receiving store's figure differs
- Breakage in transit: who records it and when
- Turkish, Russian and Uzbek on the warehouse floor
- Buttons, zips and labels: counting small trims quickly and accurately
- Negative balances in 1C: why they appear and how to clear them
- Counting an open yard: profiles, rebar and pallets outdoors
- Returns and damaged goods in a furniture store
- Which variances to investigate first: ranking by value
- Counting warehouses outside Tashkent: regional count logistics
- Remnants and defective rolls: how to record what is left
- Turkish, Russian and Uzbek item names: one product, one code
- Briefing the count team: roles, count tags and the recount rule
- Counting the shop floor and the backroom on the same day
- Recount rules: when to count again and when to stop
- Goods left with market traders: keeping consignments in your records
- Checking fabric consumption against the cutting plan
- Stock value in som and dollars: reporting without confusion
- Year-end stock count checklist for a factory warehouse
- Reserved and pre-paid orders: sold stock still in the warehouse
- Slow-moving and dead stock: what the count reveals
- Seasonal peaks and holidays: choosing a count date in Uzbekistan